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Column of a defined name (office 2000 vs XP)?
Hi,
this works in office XP vAddress = Workbooks(sParameters.Parent.Name).Names(vName).Re fersTo vCol = Range(vAddress).Column but not in office 2000. There must be an incompatibility, I guess. How can I know the column-number of a named range in Office 2000? Thanks Jos Vens |
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Column of a defined name (office 2000 vs XP)?
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Workbooks(sParameters.Parent.Name).Range(vName).Co lumn -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "Jos Vens" wrote in message ... Hi, this works in office XP vAddress = Workbooks(sParameters.Parent.Name).Names(vName).Re fersTo vCol = Range(vAddress).Column but not in office 2000. There must be an incompatibility, I guess. How can I know the column-number of a named range in Office 2000? Thanks Jos Vens |
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Column of a defined name (office 2000 vs XP)?
Thanks a lot Bob,
it works (and is much simpler)! Jos "Bob Phillips" schreef in bericht ... How about Workbooks(sParameters.Parent.Name).Range(vName).Co lumn -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "Jos Vens" wrote in message ... Hi, this works in office XP vAddress = Workbooks(sParameters.Parent.Name).Names(vName).Re fersTo vCol = Range(vAddress).Column but not in office 2000. There must be an incompatibility, I guess. How can I know the column-number of a named range in Office 2000? Thanks Jos Vens |
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Column of a defined name (office 2000 vs XP)?
Hi Bob,
small correction sParameters.Range(vName).Column where sParameters is a pointer to a sheet. With workbooks, it does not work! Jos "Bob Phillips" schreef in bericht ... How about Workbooks(sParameters.Parent.Name).Range(vName).Co lumn -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "Jos Vens" wrote in message ... Hi, this works in office XP vAddress = Workbooks(sParameters.Parent.Name).Names(vName).Re fersTo vCol = Range(vAddress).Column but not in office 2000. There must be an incompatibility, I guess. How can I know the column-number of a named range in Office 2000? Thanks Jos Vens |
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Column of a defined name (office 2000 vs XP)?
Hi Jos,
So how did this ever work inn XP? vAddress = Workbooks(sParameters.Parent.Name).Names(vName).Re fersTo vCol = Range(vAddress).Column -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "Jos Vens" wrote in message ... Hi Bob, small correction sParameters.Range(vName).Column where sParameters is a pointer to a sheet. With workbooks, it does not work! Jos "Bob Phillips" schreef in bericht ... How about Workbooks(sParameters.Parent.Name).Range(vName).Co lumn -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "Jos Vens" wrote in message ... Hi, this works in office XP vAddress = Workbooks(sParameters.Parent.Name).Names(vName).Re fersTo vCol = Range(vAddress).Column but not in office 2000. There must be an incompatibility, I guess. How can I know the column-number of a named range in Office 2000? Thanks Jos Vens |
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Column of a defined name (office 2000 vs XP)?
Hi Bob,
it worked! I guess because the RefersTo gives a string, and the Range of a string-address has a property column in XP? It's the "vCol = Range(vAddress).Column" that gave an error in Office 2000, but the on error resume next set up a trap for me, I thougt it worked. Jos "Bob Phillips" schreef in bericht ... Hi Jos, So how did this ever work inn XP? vAddress = Workbooks(sParameters.Parent.Name).Names(vName).Re fersTo vCol = Range(vAddress).Column -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "Jos Vens" wrote in message ... Hi Bob, small correction sParameters.Range(vName).Column where sParameters is a pointer to a sheet. With workbooks, it does not work! Jos "Bob Phillips" schreef in bericht ... How about Workbooks(sParameters.Parent.Name).Range(vName).Co lumn -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "Jos Vens" wrote in message ... Hi, this works in office XP vAddress = Workbooks(sParameters.Parent.Name).Names(vName).Re fersTo vCol = Range(vAddress).Column but not in office 2000. There must be an incompatibility, I guess. How can I know the column-number of a named range in Office 2000? Thanks Jos Vens |
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